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The Week In Review
Mon 11th November to Sun 17th November
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Latest version of barred list of dismissed officers published
12/11/19 - From next year a new list with 'soft intelligence' on transferring officers will also be introduced. • A total of 36 officers were placed on the College of Policing’s barred list following dismissal for abusing their position for sexual purposes which was higher than the figure for assaults (29) and data/systems misuse (30), according to
West Mercia officers named after judge overturns anonymity order
13/11/19 - But officers' home addresses will be protected in run up to plea and trial preparation hearing. • A court order protecting the identity of two police officers charged after an inquiry into the death of former footballer Dalian Atkinson has been lifted by a judge at Birmingham Crown Court. Judge Simon Drew QC overturned the Contemp
Cambridgeshire PCC resigns after complaint referred to IOPC
11/11/19 - Jason Ablewhite tenders resignation following public complaint into his conduct. • Cambridgeshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has resigned today after a complaint was submitted against him. An investigation into the allegation has been launched by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Cambridgeshire PCC Jason A
- 12/11/19 - Met PC injured in machete attack returns to work
- 15/11/19 - Police funding must match population growth say experts
- 11/11/19 - No return of national forensic science service, say reform team
- 13/11/19 - Force uses three words location software to pinpoint caller position
- 15/11/19 - UK force wins world policing award for child referral scheme
- 14/11/19 - Self-inflicted deaths on probation: the disturbing figures
- 14/11/19 - Judge confirms that West Mercia PCs' addresses cannot be reported
- 18/11/19 - Humberside most improved force in terms of morale survey shows
- 16/11/19 - Europe's busiest port imposes drone 'no fly' zone as security measure
- 11/11/19 - December election risks funding 'sustainability', CIPFA warns
- 13/11/19 - Former Cambridgeshire PCC faces inquiry into social media messages
- 13/11/19 - Force prepares for NATO summit
- 14/11/19 - BTP Federation says IOPC should use taser assault appeal as guidance
- 12/11/19 - Airwave replacement project 'second most overspent' in Whitehall
- 15/11/19 - Derbyshire becomes one of first forces with modern slavery statement
- 16/11/19 - Courts and prisons under pressure say Whitehall experts
Features
INTERVIEW: Back to basics
Gary Mason speaks to Humberside CC Lee Freeman about the challenges of turning around a force which felt completely disconnected from its leadership. • When Lee Freeman took over as chief constable of Humberside Police in May 2017 it is fair to say it was a force in turmoil. The prev
- Gimme Shelter: how housing impacts rehabilitation
- Modern slavery: why police organisations need to look internally
Comment
CSA: the need for digital buffers
Technology clearly plays a key role in investigating child sexual exploitation. Patrick Horgan, Law Enforcement Liaison Officer with Griffeye, argues that while it can be a double-edged sword - leading to increasingly large backlogs of digital evidence - it can also be used to protect investigators from the psychological damage caused by having to view extreme content
- Wellbeing week: Managing people better is key to reducing stress
- Police bail and RUI: A public inquiry waiting to happen
Police Humour
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